Traveller Alien Module 1: Aslan
{{Short description|1984 Science-fiction role-playing game supplement}}
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{{Infobox RPG
|title=Alien Module 1: Aslan
|subtitle=Adventure and Intrigue with a Proud Warrior Race
|publisher=Game Designers' Workshop
|date={{sda|1984}}
|image=GDW254_Alien_01_Aslan_RPG_supplement_cover_1984.jpg
|caption=Cover by David Deitrick.
|system=Classic Traveller
|genre=Science-fiction
|designer= {{Unbulleted list|J. Andrew Keith|John Harshman|Marc W. Miller}}
}}
Traveller Alien Module 1: Aslan is a 1984 role-playing game supplement for Traveller, Written by J. Andrew Keith, John Harshman, and Marc W. Miller, cover by David Deitrick, and published by Game Designers' Workshop. Part of the classic Traveller Alien Modules series.
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Reception
Craig Sheeley reviewed Aslan in Space Gamer No. 70.{{Cite journal |last=Sheeley |first=Craig |date=July–August 1984 |title=Capsule Reviews |journal=Space Gamer |publisher=Steve Jackson Games |issue=70 |pages=38–39}} Sheeley commented that "Aslan is an excellent module. I recommend it without hesitation. It's worth more than [the price]."
Terry Mcinnes reviewed Aslan for Different Worlds magazine and stated that "Aslan is an outstanding achievement and a must-buy for the serious Traveller player."{{cite journal | last = Mcinnes |first = Terry | title = Game Reviews | journal = Different Worlds | issue = 37 | pages =31-32 |date=November-December 1984}}
Steve Nutt reviewed Alien Module: Aslan for Imagine magazine, and stated that "All in all, this is a good buy. An Aslan-based campaign would be very different indeed."{{Cite journal |last=Nutt |first=Steve |date=January 1985 |title=Notices |journal=Imagine |type=review |publisher=TSR Hobbies (UK), Ltd. |issue=22 |pages=42–43}}
Bob McWilliams reviewed Aslan, Alien Module 1 for White Dwarf #65, giving it an overall rating of 9 out of 10, and stated that "For the most part I was not disappointed with Aslan ('Adventure
and Intrigue with a Proud Warrior Race'). Naturally I could have done with even more social and historical background than is provided, but what you get inside the folder-type cover is a 40-page booklet jam-packed with detail."{{cite magazine | last =McWilliams | first =Bob | title =Open Box | magazine =White Dwarf | issue =65 | pages =8 | publisher =Games Workshop | date = May 1985 }}